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How Much Do Aged Leads Cost? A 2025 Price Breakdown

Troy Wilson
By Troy Wilson
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If you’ve been shopping for leads online, you’ve likely seen prices all over the map—from $50 for “exclusive real-time” leads to $0.25 for aged data. So what’s the real cost of aged leads—and how should you budget for them?

Let’s break it down.


What Are You Actually Paying For?

When you buy aged leads, you’re not paying for exclusivity or freshness. You’re paying for:

  • Validated contact data (phone, email, sometimes address)
  • Original product interest (e.g., life insurance, mortgage refi)
  • Filtering options (location, age, lead category, etc.)
  • Instant access to a pre-qualified lead pool

Unlike live transfer calls or PPC leads that cost $30–$100+ per contact, aged leads let you scale outreach affordably—especially if you have a script, CRM, or call team in place.

Want to see current prices in your vertical? Browse our aged lead inventory by category →


Typical Aged Lead Pricing in 2025

Here’s a look at the average price ranges for aged leads across major industries:

VerticalTypical Cost Per LeadAge Range
Life Insurance$0.25 – $0.6515–365+ days
Final Expense$0.30 – $0.7530–365+ days
Mortgage Refinance$0.45 – $1.2515–180 days
Solar$0.50 – $1.3530–365+ days
Tax Relief & Debt Leads$0.60 – $1.7515–90 days
Homeowner Insurance$0.25 – $0.6530–180 days
Auto Insurance$0.20 – $0.6030–365+ days
Health & ACA$0.25 – $0.7530–180 days

These are not set-in-stone prices—they vary depending on filtering, demand, and volume. But this range should help you plan.

Looking for lower-cost data in bulk? Start with 1,000 leads under $300 →


What Factors Impact Aged Lead Pricing?

Several elements can move the needle up or down on cost per lead:

1. Lead Age

The older the lead, the lower the price. A 30-day-old life insurance lead might cost $0.55. A 180-day-old one might run $0.25.

At Aged Lead Store, you can filter by lead age to match your budget and outreach process.

2. Vertical Demand

Some verticals, like mortgage or solar, naturally fetch higher prices because of larger deal sizes and market competition. Aged debt or tax relief leads are also in demand due to rising consumer interest in these services.

3. Filters and Customization

ZIP code targeting, state restrictions, product filters, or niche criteria can affect pricing slightly. The more specific your criteria, the more curated—and often slightly pricier—your list will be.

Need to target specific states or products? Use our filter tool to build custom lead orders →

4. Volume Purchased

Buying 100 leads? You’ll pay the standard per-lead rate. Buying 5,000+? You’ll often see volume discounts and bundle pricing that drop your cost-per-contact significantly.

Larger purchases = lower per-lead cost.


Aged Leads vs. Real-Time Leads: Cost Comparison

Let’s do the math:

Lead TypeAvg. CostResponse TimeConversion RiskScalability
Real-Time Lead$25–$60InstantHigh (shared, time-sensitive)Limited (cost-prohibitive)
Aged Lead$0.25–$1.25Days to MonthsModerate (needs follow-up system)High (budget-friendly volume)

You’ll likely need more follow-up to close aged leads—but the savings are real. A $100 budget gets you 2–4 leads with real-time. That same $100 could get you 400+ aged leads.

Which would you rather bet your sales pipeline on?


What’s the ROI on Aged Leads?

Great question—and it depends on your follow-up.

Let’s say you buy 1,000 aged final expense leads for $300. If you close just 2 policies with a $500 commission each, you’ve made over 3X your money—and you’ve still got hundreds of untouched contacts left.

Want to boost your ROI? Use these resources:


Budgeting for Aged Leads Monthly

Here’s a simple budgeting model depending on your team size and sales goals:

User TypeMonthly BudgetLeads AcquiredIdeal Strategy
Solo Agent$150–$400400–1,500Weekly outreach, voicemail + SMS
Small Team (2–5 reps)$500–$1,5002,000–6,000CRM + dialer, tracked follow-up
Call Center (10+)$2,000–$10,00010,000+Bulk filtering, scripting systems

The key is consistency. You don’t need to buy 10,000 leads today—but you do need a repeatable cadence that fits your budget and closes sales.

Need help mapping out a starter pack? See our lead builder in action →


Final Thoughts: What Should You Pay?

The real question isn’t “What’s the cheapest lead I can buy?”

It’s “What’s my cost per conversation—and how many conversations can I afford to have?”

Aged leads let you maximize your contact volume, refine your pitch, and stretch your budget. Whether you’re just starting out or scaling a team, they give you the leverage to compete—without gambling on overpriced hype.

Get started today and buy your first aged lead bundle → https://agedleadstore.com/buy-aged-leads/

Troy Wilson

About Troy Wilson

Troy is the CEO and founder of Aged Lead Store. He has been in the lead generation industry for over two decades. His blog posts focus on how to refine your sales process and get the most out of your insurance leads, mortgage leads, and solar leads.

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